This movie demonstrates the use of a behavior that automatically fades a sprite up and down when the sprite is rolled over. This is a useful effect to visually show a user that a particular interface element is interactive.

This example illustrates a technique that can be used to randomize a series of numbers so that each one is unique. Real die would of course produce a random value that could be shared by other dice. In this case each mouse click produces a "large straight," to use Yahtzee? terminology.

This movie includes image assets for experimenting with composited animation scenes. Included in the movie are 32-bit images with alpha transparency so they can be combined in a variety of ways.

This movie demonstrates several ways to display images from a list. Features include the ability to navigate through images with the arrow keys, shuffle the order of the images, start or stop auto playback, and zoom toggle an image so it fills the screen then goes back to its original size and position.

File Format: Adobe Director 11.5

This movie uses a list to keep track of the visual ordering of a series of sprites. This drag, drop, and insert method is useful for moving virtual tiles around for word games such as Scrabble™.